flight control wrote:A cripple sows seeds of sadness in your tummy, which mature into wader farts of despair.



flight control wrote:A cripple sows seeds of sadness in your tummy, which mature into wader farts of despair.
my ammo can weighs 70 pounds when fullMornin Beef wrote:jehler wrote:I never go anywhere without 300, usually have 500
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hahahahahahahh oh man that does it.
jehler wrote:my ammo can weighs 70 pounds when fullMornin Beef wrote:jehler wrote:I never go anywhere without 300, usually have 500
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hahahahahahahh oh man that does it.
assateague wrote:DeadEye_Dan wrote:God makes more every spring
Yep.
jr will probably only have 25 rounds or so on the youth hunt unless he brings all three gauge of guns he hasMornin Beef wrote:jehler wrote:my ammo can weighs 70 pounds when fullMornin Beef wrote:jehler wrote:I never go anywhere without 300, usually have 500
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hahahahahahahh oh man that does it.
70 lbs in a mustang suit. That count for a youth on youth openers?
Tiler_J wrote:flight control wrote:A cripple sows seeds of sadness in your tummy, which mature into wader farts of despair.
Wow, that is deep and kind of poetic.
Do you know any good limericks?
flight control wrote:Tiler_J wrote:flight control wrote:A cripple sows seeds of sadness in your tummy, which mature into wader farts of despair.
Wow, that is deep and kind of poetic.
Do you know any good limericks?
Not many.
jehler wrote:jr will probably only have 25 rounds or so on the youth hunt unless he brings all three gauge of guns he hasMornin Beef wrote:jehler wrote:my ammo can weighs 70 pounds when fullMornin Beef wrote:jehler wrote:I never go anywhere without 300, usually have 500
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hahahahahahahh oh man that does it.
70 lbs in a mustang suit. That count for a youth on youth openers?
Mornin Beef wrote:jr will probably only have 25 rounds or so on the youth hunt unless he brings all three gauge of guns he hasjehler wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:my ammo can weighs 70 pounds when fulljehler wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:[quote="jehler"]I never go anywhere without 300, usually have 500
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hahahahahahahh oh man that does it.
70 lbs in a mustang suit. That count for a youth on youth openers?
swamp taught is how to make a mean dirty rice, I'll not pass up coot anymore just for the huge gizzardsMornin Beef wrote:its turning into a sweet tradition here to mix up hearts, liver and gizzards chopped and fried in bacon grease with onions on a hoagie with whatever sauce after the hunt.
jehler wrote:swamp taught is how to make a mean dirty rice, I'll not pass up coot anymore just for the huge gizzardsMornin Beef wrote:its turning into a sweet tradition here to mix up hearts, liver and gizzards chopped and fried in bacon grease with onions on a hoagie with whatever sauce after the hunt.
about 5 years ago I switched to buying only whole chickens, the little 2-3 pound fryers that aren't all steroided out. When we do grilled or baked chicken or whatever I part it out and throw the spine, wing tips and bones if we do boneless in ziplock bags. When we get a dozen bags or so in the freezer I make a huge pan of stock, badassMornin Beef wrote:jehler wrote:swamp taught is how to make a mean dirty rice, I'll not pass up coot anymore just for the huge gizzardsMornin Beef wrote:its turning into a sweet tradition here to mix up hearts, liver and gizzards chopped and fried in bacon grease with onions on a hoagie with whatever sauce after the hunt.
no doubt. i used his recipe for smoked duck stock and made that cauliflower soup of his. whoa. The duck stock is almost counter intuitive to how i leanred to make chicken stock, you know making a stock with the carcass after dinner. taking the whole birds off the smoke whole and putting them into the stock pot and picking them afterward.
Mornin Beef wrote:jehler wrote:swamp taught is how to make a mean dirty rice, I'll not pass up coot anymore just for the huge gizzardsMornin Beef wrote:its turning into a sweet tradition here to mix up hearts, liver and gizzards chopped and fried in bacon grease with onions on a hoagie with whatever sauce after the hunt.
no doubt. i used his recipe for smoked duck stock and made that cauliflower soup of his. whoa. The duck stock is almost counter intuitive to how i leanred to make chicken stock, you know making a stock with the carcass after dinner. taking the whole birds off the smoke whole and putting them into the stock pot and picking them afterward.
flight control wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:jehler wrote:swamp taught is how to make a mean dirty rice, I'll not pass up coot anymore just for the huge gizzardsMornin Beef wrote:its turning into a sweet tradition here to mix up hearts, liver and gizzards chopped and fried in bacon grease with onions on a hoagie with whatever sauce after the hunt.
no doubt. i used his recipe for smoked duck stock and made that cauliflower soup of his. whoa. The duck stock is almost counter intuitive to how i leanred to make chicken stock, you know making a stock with the carcass after dinner. taking the whole birds off the smoke whole and putting them into the stock pot and picking them afterward.
I made the caulifloer soup last year with a goose. It was pretty damn good.
Mornin Beef wrote:flight control wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:jehler wrote:swamp taught is how to make a mean dirty rice, I'll not pass up coot anymore just for the huge gizzardsMornin Beef wrote:its turning into a sweet tradition here to mix up hearts, liver and gizzards chopped and fried in bacon grease with onions on a hoagie with whatever sauce after the hunt.
no doubt. i used his recipe for smoked duck stock and made that cauliflower soup of his. whoa. The duck stock is almost counter intuitive to how i leanred to make chicken stock, you know making a stock with the carcass after dinner. taking the whole birds off the smoke whole and putting them into the stock pot and picking them afterward.
I made the caulifloer soup last year with a goose. It was pretty damn good.
you did it wrong
Tiler_J wrote:flight control wrote:A cripple sows seeds of sadness in your tummy, which mature into wader farts of despair.
Wow, that is deep and kind of poetic.
Do you know any good limericks?
Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
3legged_lab wrote:Tiler_J wrote:flight control wrote:A cripple sows seeds of sadness in your tummy, which mature into wader farts of despair.
Wow, that is deep and kind of poetic.
Do you know any good limericks?
There once was a man from Nantucket....
Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
RonE wrote:The limit around here is 6 ducks so I normally just take 5 shells......I count on at least one double on every hunt
Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
Tiler_J wrote:If going for ducks I only take 1 shell, 2 if going for gees also. Anything more would be overkill! I'm that awesome! Ask around, I'm kind of a big deal.
Tiler_J wrote:Tiler_J wrote:If going for ducks I only take 1 shell, 2 if going for gees also. Anything more would be overkill! I'm that awesome! Ask around, I'm kind of a big deal.
Hate to quote myself, but obviously Tripod has ignored my greatness. Or maybe he Foe'd me?
Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
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